Join us for our Stroke Basics classes to discuss the different types of stroke, how strokes happen, and how injuries to specific areas of the brain can influence different symptoms. Participants will also be able to describe the life changes that occur with stroke, and discuss some general stroke statistics.
Registration is required. Classes will be taking place via Zoom; a link will be provided within 48-hours of the start of the session. A $5 donation is appreciated from individuals with stroke, family members and friends; the fee per session is $15 for professionals.
- Stroke Basics: Introduction
Participants will be able to describe basic facts about the brain and stroke, life after a stroke and its effects. Participants will also be able to interpret information about many resources for stroke survivors.
- Stroke Basics: Adjustment
Participants will be able to describe the life changes that occur after stroke, including: the process of adjustment, emotional aspects of changes and adjustment challenges for stroke survivors and their loved ones.
- Stroke Basics: Caregiving
Participants will be able to describe how stroke not only impacts the person who sustained the injury, but also all individuals in their lives; how caregivers play an important role in enhancing quality of life and promoting adjustment to life after stroke through their caregiving; and how to support the stroke survivor and their caregiver.
If you have any questions, please contact Alec or call our Education Department at 763-553-0088.
